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The Cathedral of Toledo

The Cathedral of Santa Maria de Toledo, also called Cathedral

of Toledo, was built between 1226 and 1493.



The Cathedral of Toledo is a Latin cross, it has

five ships and measures 120 x 59 meters.  It was better structured in

XIII century to the style French Gothic, which was adapted to Spanish

taste. It has

five access doors, including the Puerta del Reloj,

being the oldest and the Lion Gate, which is the most

modern and was named for the lions that culminate the columns of

the fence.



In its interior there are paintings by artists like

Greco, Caravaggio, Titian, Goya and Rubens among others. Cathedral

Santa Maria de Toledo also has a cathedral treasury,

located in the old Chapel of San Juan Bautista which includes

liturgical objects, relics, books, canes and carvings. Highlighting the

Bible of Saint Louis of the King of France that was given by him to the

Cathedral of Toledo in the thirteenth century and for the custody of Henry of

Arfe, work of 1517.

Opening hours of the Cathedral of Santa María de Toledo:

Official opening hours of the Cathedral of Toledo

Ticket price of the Cathedral of Santa María de Toledo:

Official ticket price for the Cathedral of Toledo

Official web of the Catedral of Toledo